Håndtering af død og sorg

Bagside:Til morgensamling hører Åge & Elo om Alberts døde kanin. Kaninen er begravet i haven, og så må Åge & Elo grave ...Bøger til højtlæsning og hygge.Åge & Elo er en serie om to højt begavede, meget forskellige børn og deres hverdag i børnehaven. Højt begavede børn er børn som alle andre, og tematikkerne vil ofte være generelle og relaterbare også for børn i al almindelighed.Denne bog handler om en død kanin, en fraværende far, to mødre, himlen og at være nysgerrig, undrende og fantasifuld.

The title of the book carries you to your final destination, but the most important items are how you get there. In looking at the table of contents, one can see how one of the early items, section 2, is selecting the executor of your estate. Imagine if the author selects you to serve in that capacity. Unfortunately, you would have no idea of what my requests would have been--but if I had filled out each of the sections, you would know, precisely, what I desired to be done.In addition, there are questions you could use in making decisions about the capabilities of specialists, such as financial advisers, attorneys, realtors, and others you may need at some time. Most importantly, in section 35, where you may want to move to a senior living facility, there are thirty-five questions you need to ask and three copies of the questionnaire for each of the three facilities you choose to interview.

Tasha Cram, known in the twin community as Twinful Twin Tasha, began her twin loss journey just before she turned 4 years old. She spent 36 years of her life ignoring the need to address her complicated grief until she faced a majormedical event.The experience finally forced her to confront the unhealed trauma she had suffered from losing her twin (identity). Tasha has since spent well over a decade educating herself about complicated grief, twin dynamics, twin loss, and deepening her spiritual practices. In doing so, she gained insights into tools to aid her in Turning Twin Loss into Living Twinfully. Tasha's book has both aspects of her personal journey through complicated grief, as well as the complete content of her workshop. The G3 Cycle ~ Grief, Growth, Gratitude, which she lovingly shares for the first time with her readers.Turning Twin Loss into Living Twinfully is a culmination of all her research and is filled with proven tools to aid in the grief aspect of our human experience from the perspective of a twin loss twin. Tasha realizes that this is a first of its kind and hopes that it brings encouragement to the twin loss community that has been lacking. You can learn more about her other twin loss support efforts: The Butterfly Ranch (a retreat dedicated to twin loss twins), Journey of 1000 Healing Hugs, and the Twinful Tie Blanket Project, by visiting www.twinful.com.

What is joy? How does the inability to have a child affect joy? How do you have joy and deal with infertility, miscarriage, and/or stillbirth? How do you heal when you are in pain, angry, disappointed, frustrated, and/or afraid? In Getting to JOY: A Mother's Journey with Infertility, Miscarriage, and Stillbirth, Tacole Robinson shares her journey of motherhood. As she shares her experiences, she is transparent about the challenges she faced as a minister and barren woman. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, Tacole discovered the true meaning of JOY and found that it is possible to have JOY even if you are faced with infertility, miscarriage, and/or stillbirth.

This book uses the innovative approach created by charity Suicide Crisis to bring understanding of what suicidal people go through - and shows how best to help in a succinct, accessible way.

Un libro que te enseña a cómo seguir luchando por lo que quieres a pesar del dolor que hoy sientes.   Cuando Luz María Doria empezó a experimentar el dolor en su vida, entendió que tenía la responsabilidad de ponerse en los zapatos de to­das esas personas que se levantan cada mañana con una pesada carga sobre sus hombros y con ella siguen hacia adelante:   “Le quiero hablar a tu corazón de toda esa carga que le pesa y lo está apachurrando. De ese dolor con el quete dejó esa noticia que no esperabas recibir. De la tristeza por esa pérdida que hace que tu vida no se parezca a lo que fue. Y también te quiero hablar a ti. Sí, a ti que no le cuentas a nadie tu sufrimiento y te lo tragas enterito para que no lo noten. Y no es que note pese, sino que sabes cómo cargarlo”.   En estas páginas, Luzma nos lleva en un viaje inspirador y, con el apoyo de algunos de sus amigos que han experimentado —y causado— el dolor, nos brinda herramientas para seguir volando aun con el peso de aquello que nos aflige y amenaza con derrumbarnos.   “Bello, inspirador y lleno de lecciones maestras de inteligencia emocional y espiritual. Una maravilla de libro: he reído, he llorado y, sobre todo, he aprendido con él”. —Rafael Santandreu, psicólogo y autor de los bestsellers El arte de no amargarse la vida, Nada es tan terrible y Sin miedo.ENGLISH DESCRIPTIONA book that will teach you how to keep working toward your goals despite the challenges you face today. Luzma was leading a happy and successful life when crisis struck. She soon realized she would have to do what so many others have done in the same situation: wake up every day with a heavy burden on her shoulders and find a way to keep going with her life.“I want to speak to your heart about the burden it’s carrying. About the painful news you didn’t expect to receive, the loss that changed your life. I also want to talk to you: yes, you, the one who never tells anyone what you feel, hiding your suffering so that nobody else will see. It’s not that it doesn’t weigh on you; you just don’t know how to bear it."   Motivated and encouraged by her mother, Luzma takes us on an inspiring journey and, with the support of others who have experienced pain in their lives – a loss, an illness, abuse or bullying – offers us the tools to keep flying high despite the burdens that threaten to drag us down.    “Beautiful, inspiring and full of masterful lessons about emotional and spiritual intelligence. A wonder of a book: I laughed, I cried and, most important, learned from it.” —Rafael Santandreu, psychologist and bestselling author of El arte de no amargarse la vida [The Art of Not Being Resentful], Nada es tan terrible [Nothing Is That Terrible] and Sin miedo [Fearless].

Kim's shares her journey of grief and personal healing, after the traumatic loss of her ten year old daughter Ella, who suffered a fatal brain bleed.

Grief is a process that every person will face at some time in their lives. Sadly, it is simply a question of when, not if, we will face it. Grief is often an enemy lurking in the shadows, ready to pounce on us when something we didn't choose and didn't expect to happen interrupts our life and turns it upside down.Dawn Wolfik is one such person. Upon losing her husband of 44 years, Dawn's grief was overwhelming, almost unbearable. Dawn used journaling to express the grief that had ensnared her life.In Waiting for Morning, Dawn has woven into the story of her grief journey practical and biblical insights into finding joy in our darkest moments. As the dark night of grief gives way to the morning of renewed faith in God and a reason to live again, Waiting for Morning will help you find the courage and faith to trust the One who makes all things new.

A compassionate and knowledgeable guide for readers faced with the loss of a loved one, In the Loss of a Loved One Informational Handbook helps surviving family members and friends navigate grief as they manage all the logistics of death, from autopsy to grief counseling. Avis Lamb Brown provides helpful checklists, worksheets, and official document examples covering all the stages of putting a loved one to rest. In the overwhelming time that follows loss, In the Loss of a Loved One Informational Handbook breaks down the process of putting a loved one to rest step-by-step and clears up confusion around such details as: cremation, obituary format and content, selecting a cemetery, member or non-member church service, funeral or graveside service, and more.

In Lima, Peru, an ancient Incan rope bridge breaks and plunges five people to their deaths. A Franciscan monk witnesses it and decides to investigate the lives of the five people, in order to prove that God is just, that He had a purpose in choosing those five to die, on that day, on that bridge.And so we learn of the lives of the Marquesa de Santamayor and young Pepita her companion; of Esteban, a young man of the city; and of Uncle Pio and Don Jaime, the mentor and son, respectively, of a famous actress in Lima. We see how many of their lives intersect, we learn of their dreams, their struggles, and the events that led to them being on the bridge that day.The Bridge of San Luis Rey earned Thornton Wilder the first of his three Pulitzers. The novel's structure, in which a major event is presented followed by the backstory of the people involved, has been duplicated countless times in books, plays, and movies. It was the best-selling book the year of its release, and has never been out of print since.